Portside corridor
Tsuguka softly exhaled and closed her eyes, watching the blips of her team mate's registry markings float around a little blue wire frame starship inside of her head. What should they do next? It didn't seem like the crew had time to set up booby traps before they were taken over.
"...Forgive my insinuation, but is that wise, Shosho Ketsurui?" She spoke softly but sternly. Her hand reflexively moved to sweep some stray hairs out of her vision, but it just bonked into the side of her helmet. The red neko glared at it disapprovingly, then continued. "It could have been a viral attack on the computer that caused them to unplug everything in the first place... Then, that's when they got boarded."
There were too many variables to be sure, but that seemed the most logical. If the mishu simply barged in, and the crew themselves attempted to activate the self destruct, then why wasn't there more exterior damage?... Her limbs did their own thinking again, and took her into the access tunnel for the port side continuum distortion drive. If they could confirm some kind of damage to the CFS, that would answer a lot of questions.
"I'm going into the port access shaft." Grunts of exertion followed, as she had to yank the unpowered cover hatch open. "Somebody needs to check out the starboard side. Can you get on that, Akiashiro-Hei?... Santo Hei Ulvson, too, if you are not too busy."
It seemed like a very strange coincidence that this man should just turn up out of the blue, especially somewhere as remote and desolate as the Splorfin system. But there wasn't time to question him now, so keeping at least one other soldier around him would have to suffice.